X-ray Cervical Spine Both Oblique Views - Test, Procedure & Cost

What is an X-ray Cervical Spine Both Oblique Views Test?

X-Ray of the Cervical Spine Both Oblique Views examine the neck region's first seven vertebrae (C1-C7) of the spinal column (backbone).

Why is it Done? 

• To diagnose and treat long-lasting neck or upper back discomfort.

• To check for spinal fractures (vertebrae)

• To diagnose spine tumors, arthritis, osteoporosis, or infections.

• To diagnose disc abnormalities such as spondylolisthesis, degeneration, or ruptured disc.

• To examine for anomalies in the spine's curvature, such as lordosis, kyphosis, scoliosis, or birth deformities.

What is the Procedure for the Cervical Spine Both Oblique Views Radiograph Test?

The X-Ray technician will explain. 

How does one prepare for the test? 

• Before the X-ray, you might be asked to go to the bathroom and empty your bladder. You should wear loose-fitting clothing.

• Notify your technician if you are pregnant, as radiation may harm the baby.

After Care: 

No care is required.

Cost of Cervical Spine Both Oblique Views Radiology Test in Delhi: 

The cost of the X-Ray imaging for the Cervical Spine Both Oblique Views Tests in Delhi starts at INR 700.